steps towards healing. the city, yesterday, reopened up boylston street to business owners. and held two more funerals for the victims. 8-year-old martin richard, and m.i.t. police officer, sean collier. vice president joe biden will be in boston today to speak at a memorial service for collier. john and diana? >> now, devin, we know that the medical examiner has cleared tamerlan's body for recovery by the family. do we know who's going to claim it and where he's going to be buried? >> reporter: the father said an uncle of the brothers who lives in the united states could possibly be claimed today. no word on where it might be buried. in an interview with abc news in russia, the mother say she and her husband plan to come to the united states. no date has been set. one interesting complication possibly for her, there's an outstanding warrant for her arrest in the united states. she is accused of stealing $1,600 in clothing from a massachusetts department store. diana and january john? >> devin dwyer in washington. thank you. for the first time, we're hearing from david henneberry where dzhokhar was found.

he considers himself an accidental hero. ed harding has the exclusive interview. >> i know what people say. there's blood on the boat. he saw blood and went in. not true. >> reporter: not true. david henneberry is the only one who knows the whole story how the second suspect was discovered. but he says it is not the story we have all heard. he never saw any blood on the outside of his boat. it was a more subtle clue that something was wrong. henneberry went out for air when the police said the was safe. and he noticed shrink wrap on his beloved boat was out of place. he want to the garage and grabbed a stepladder. >> i got, i think three steps up the ladder. and i rolled it up. i can see through the shrink wrap. i didn't expect to see anything. i look in the boat over here. look on the floor, and i see blood. >> reporter: he couldn't see suspect number two's face. and he was glad he couldn't see his face. >> well, i know i took three steps up the ladder. i don't remember stepping down off the ladder. >> reporter: he rushed into his home, called 911.

police swarmed the neighborhood. david and his wife were taken away. people are calling you a national hero. >> the people that were killed can get something -- >> reporter: you know, in many ways they do. >> then, i'm at peace with it. you know? >> reporter: an accidental hero with the thanks of a city. watertown, massachusetts, ed harding for abc news. >> truly an incredible story. our thanks to ed harding. and david henneberry encourages people to donate to the one fund boston, with proceeds going to the bombing victims. at last count it has raised nearly $21 million. a man in mississippi is free this morning after charges linking him to poison-laced letters sent to president obama and others were dropped. paul kevin curtis released from custody yesterday after investigators found no evidence of ricin at his home. since his arrest last week, curtis has maintained his innocence.

>> overwhelming, to say the least. it's overwhelming. when you've been charged with something and you never heard of it, ricin or whatever. i thought they said rice. so, i said, i don't even eat rice. >> fbi agents, mostly wearing hazmat suits have searched another man's house. there's no word on whether they have found anything linked to the case. the man in question says he's innocent, as well. now, to those flood worries in the midwest. hundreds of thousands of sandbags have arrived in fargo, north dakota, where the red river could crest at record levels in the coming days. the sandbags are doing their job in peoria, illinois, holding back floodwaters from the scenic riverfront. the flood threat there is subsiding. and no rain in the forecast. pressure is growing in washington to do something about the airport delays being brought on by those furloughed air traffic controllers. several senators calling on president obama to lift those furloughs while an alternate way to handle the spending cuts that recently took effect is

found. last night, both parties blocked those cuts. former president george w. bush is stepping back into the spotlight. as his new presidential library and museum officially opens its doors. the new library sits on the campus of southern methodist university in there's a. mr. bush will be joined tomorrow by president obama, and former presidents clinton and carter and dad. security will be extra is tight. abc's diane sawyer sat down with the former president and first lady on this historic occasion. her interview airs tonight on abc's "world news." washington state educator who runs a robotics competition has been named teacher of the year. he was honored at the white house for his efforts to improve science enrollment at his high school. president obama said he had a soft spot in his heart for teachers, given his mother and sister were both in the profession. and now, time for the weather from across the nation. it's going to be a rainy day in pittsburgh, buffalo and atlanta. thunderstorms are a threat along the gulf coast. snowshowers are possible in the upper midwest. denver gets some well-deserved

sunny skies. >> temperatures in the midwest about 15 degrees colder than usual. the northeast will warm up to the 70s today. pleasant and warm in the pacific northwest, with portland hitting almost 80 degrees. coming up, the best and worst jobs of the year. plus, the hoax that crashed the stock market. what we learned from yesterday's instant 143-point drop. and on a train platform, a police officer to the rescue. we'll be right back.

a computer hack on twitter reveals how fragile wall street can be. the dow jones fell 143 points yesterday, moments after a false tweet by the associated press.

a hacker sent a message saying two explosions injured the president at the white house. computers searching the internet for key phrases reacted to that tweet. after the error was corrected, all three major indices finished the day with big gains. big changes for apple after quarterly earnings dropped for the first time in more than ten years. ceo tim cook says the company will spend $100 million to buy back shares and increase dividends. on the hardware side, cook says, quote, we've got some really great stuff coming in the fall and across all of 2014. so, stay tuned. it's taken more than a year. iphone 4 owners are receiving refund checks for 15 bucks. the reason, the expense for a bumper guard to solve reception problems with the phone. apple decided to pay customers for the purchase to settle a class-action lawsuit. there's a new list out that's revealing the very best and very worst jobs from this year. according to careerpath.com, which tracked the numbers, a software engineer is the third. best job.

biomedical engineer comes in number two. and an actuary is number one. now, to the bad news. these are the three worst jobs. third is enlisted military personnel. then, a lumberjack. and the very, very worst job on the planet, apparently was a newspaper reporter. >> wow. all right. watch out jimmy kimmel, david letterman and jay leno, morning cereal is about to heat up the late-night talk shows. cap'n crunch is getting a show. you heard it right here. the cartoon is getting a series, believe it or not. it's called "the cap'n crunch show." there will be nine episodes. it's on youtube. on the youtube channel. like the others, they will air at 11:35 eastern, pacific and 10:35 central time. >> giving the other late-night shows a run for their money. >> "the cap'n crunch show." i'm hungry. >> yeah. coming up next on your wednesday, you're going to want this guy on your neighborhood watch team.

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now, for a look at morning road conditions. roads could be slippery around detroit and atlanta. fog could pose a threat in southern california. thunderstorms could reduce visibility on i-10 around new orleans. >> and if you're flying, delays are possibly in detroit, memphis, houston, new orleans and atlanta. now, a developing story. new details in the government's case against lance armstrong. >> in a suit against the former tour de france champ, the justice department is claiming that armstrong violated his contract with the u.s. postal service. it says armstrong committed fraud by using illegal drugs and then lying about it when winning all but one of his seven tour titles. the lawsuit also claims that armstrong was unjustly enriched when he was cheating. armstrong's attorney calls the government's case insincere.

the body of a missing brown university student may have been recovered in the providence river. he was last seen in mid-march. police say he left his cell phone and wallet behind in his apartment. they say it's very possible the body may be there. and they may have found it. but they're going to wait for the medical examiner to confirm. now, the video that reese witherspoon says she's deeply embarrassed about. there's the hollywood star in handcuffs, following her arrest for disorderly conduct in atlanta early friday morning. she's eventually handcuffed and taken to the police station for booking. weather witherspoon's husband was arrested for dui. and they were released later. and microsoft founder, bill gates, getting attention right now because of a hand shake. there he is shaking hands with south korea's president. the problem is that gates' left hand is in his pocket. and that's considered disrespectful in south korea. now, he's done this before. in fact, one korean website is

calling gates, quote, a long-time serial hand-in-pocket shaker. get that hand out of there. >> according to that korean newspaper, he did it twice to heads of state in france, as well. >> he's a billionaire. i don't know if you can criticize the guy. >> take the hand out of the pocket and look like you're actually impressed. police in beverly hills says a driver behind a violent case of road rage will face charges. this driver chased a man on a bicycle into an alley and pinned him into a metal garbage can. he peeled out in reverse with the cyclist still hanging on the car. and he speeds off. the cyclist is expected to be okay. a trip to the grocery store turning into quite an ordeal for an ohio woman. someone snatched her purse in the parking lot. then, she ended up being dragged along, hanging on for dear life. she managed to call 911. other people nearby rushed in to help her. she injured her hand and leg but she's otherwise okay. in utah, a man tried to snatch a woman's purse in salt lake city. but an neighbor came to her rescue with an odd weapon of choice.

ken hendricks, a mormon bishop, grabbed a samurai sword. and the mere sight of the five-pound blade was enough to make the mugger drop the purse and run for his life. >> he was fumbling for his keys. he dropped his chap stick. and he made it to his car. and he was getting in. and i just yelled at him, ha, i have your dna. and i've got your license plate. you are so done. >> ha. the warning worked. the man surrendered to police a few hours later. >> you have to like that. that five-foot samurai sword would get your attention. tough to beat that one. we'll try with some of last night's nba highlights. we get more of those from espn. >> i'm jaymee sire with this "sportscenter" update. david lee out for the season with the warriors. how would they respond? warriors up three. steph curry, the nice stepback jumper.

17 points in the first half, after having just 4 in the first half in game 1. in the third quarter, curry hurts his ankle while dribbling. take another look. his left ankle twists awkwardly. he would leave the game. but then, he would return. he comes back in the fourth, using andrew bogut, the screen and knocking down the three-pointer. warriors up 14. later in the fourth, warriors up ten. harrison barnes, the reverse jam. take another look at that. a nice dunk by the rookie. warriors win 131-117, to tie the series at 1-1. celtics and knicks. j.r. smith receiving the sixth man award before the game. smith bringing the ball up and taking a long three. and making it at the buzzer. and third quarter, carmelo anthony hits the three from the wing. knicks up 58-52. carmelo, staying hot. the jumper, while falling down. he had 34 points. his fourth-straight 30-point playoff game. fourth quarter, anthony bringing another mid-range jumper.

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>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, on wednesday. our time is 4:28. thanks for joining us. >> i am eric thomas. what does the weather hold today? after a beautiful day yesterday? >> it was. we will check with mike, another one? cooler? >> cooler. you probably noticed it but maybe not everyone has. a look at live doppler 7 hd, it is dry. but the clouds are back. that means the marine layer is here and the onshore blow and the temperatures are 20 to 23 degrees cooler in livermore and napa and santa rosa and 18 in novato and five- to ten-degrees

cooler around the bay. that puts us in the 40's to near 50. the next 12 hours we will be 62 to 73 around the bay. about 58 to 61 at coast. inland will be sunny at 68 to 79. leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone, on hump day. we have construction. in san jose, we have this project, southbound 880, a couple of lanes are going do be blocked until 6:00 a.m. as we take you to the east bay the highway 4, eastbound, a couple of lanes are blocked. that is until 6:00 a.m. here is a look at your toll plaza at the bay bridge, traffic is light, not too much company over to the toll plaza. kristen and eric? >> developing news, police are investigating a fatal shooting

in downtown oakland. it was reported before 10:30 last night at 13th and broadway. the bart stay was evacuated and closed for an hour while detectives investigated the scene which now is clear. bart service is expected to run normally. police have not released details of suspects. >> more developing news, san francisco police are investigating a shooting in the city that sent a person to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. it happened before 9:00 last night. police are searching for a car that may have been involved. they are trying to determine if it was gang-related activity. >> investigators are continuing to question dzhokhar tsarnaev from the hospital room. in russia, his mother is headed for a second day of f.b.i. interviews. for more we go to abc7 news reporter reporter in washington. the city took a big step forward toward resumeing normalcy.

>> that is right. they opened the scene of the bombing and officials are southern russia to speak with the suspected parents. >> the suspect has been up graded from "serious" to "fair." friends and family have come to his defense. >> my son is muslim, that is it. >> the mother of dzhokhar tsarnaev and dzhokhar tsarnaev claims they are innocent. >> i know my kid had nothing to do with this. i know it. i am a mother. >> the fremonts released this video of doing a robot dance, a sharp contrast with this look of the brothers allegedly carrying bombs through the crowd. the bombs were built with parts found in any hardware store including nails and parts of remet control toy car. the explosionive material is unclear but the manager at this new hampshire fireworks story

said she sold tam -- tamerlan tsarnaev material in february. f.b.i. agents are vying to verify how the bombs were made. >> we have minimal information from the individual that is in custody. >> in boston, new steps toward healing. the city yesterday re-opened to business owners and held two more funerals for the victims, 8-year-old martin richard and m.i.t. police officer collier. vice president biden is in important do speak at a memorial service for the police officer. >> the medical examiner has cleared tamerlan tsarnaev's body for recovery but who will claim it or where he will be buried? >> good question. the father says an uncle who lives in the united states could